City council hints at yard cleanups and power franchises
The regular semi monthly meeting will consider an unfinished yard cleanliness ordinance vital to public health. Also on agenda are Piedmont Power Company electric franchise for up to fifty years and extension of Atlanta and Augusta Construction trolley line rights with a three month start condition. Police push for near beer saloon hours. street committee to report paving near street car tracks on Ponce de Leon avenue amid rights disputes. Government stamp warnings accompany Clarke's Eyes bottle listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Council Aein
Aqtom
Piedmont Power Company
Atlanta and Erotina Construction Company
Thirdl
Atlenta
Auugusta
Gregory Called From Nicaragua Aboard Return steamer
Managua reports Gregory of the American delegation will depart on the next steamer to the United States to report on Nicaragua and the Emery claim. Washington moves note the dispute with Nicaragua with Secretary Knox to be briefed tomorrow. Espinoza cites no new military activity, and no official dispatches about naval actions between Nicaragua and El Salvador.
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Managua
Nicaragua
John HA Gregory
United States
State Department
Washington
George D Emery
Fter
Senor Espiose
Hhis
Knox
Kapinowa
Zelaya
Ellen
Ambalvador
Great America
Ambassador de la Barra
Nicayagua
Salvador
Melmes Engagement Announces Julia Augusta to Prem
Mr and Mrs Edward S Melmes of Statebure reveal the engagement of their daughter Julia Augusta to Mr Prem of Macon. The wedding is planned for a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neel-Rabun
Edward S Melmes
Statebure
Reve
Julia
Augusta
Prem
Macon
Vermin Extermination Claim Via Danusz Virus Pioneered in Paris
An obscure offer claims a new bacteriological preparation by Dr Denyse Stone Pastor in Paris to exterminate rats and mice. The text mentions SOT POISOS slant and a price of 176 dollars, with references to Abele NNT Idi AL COM and NY company listings, but lacks clear verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danusz
Denyse Stone
Paris
Sot & Poisos
Third Death at Soldiers Home Dims Confederate Ranks
Captain Tharon B Thompson 84, Confederate veteran from Chattooga County Georgia, died at the Confederate Soldiers Home. He enlisted as a lieutenant in Company B First Georgia Volunteers and became captain after Fort Barancas. Admitted June 26 1908. Funeral plans awaiting word. he is the third Confederate veteran to die at the Home in days. The funerals of Private Bennett and D S Park preceded him. Thompson and Bennett lie side by side in the chapel awaiting burial at Westview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharon B Thompson
Chattooga County
Georgia
Thompson
First
Georgia Volunteers
Fort Barancas
Harry Thompson
Tallapoosa Gate
D S Park
D I. Bennett
Bennett
Harry G Poole
Ovre
Westview
Instant Relief From Catarrh by Eclipse Cure
Advertises Eclipse Catarrh Cure as instant relief for catarrh with a trial sample offer. Claims to clear air passages, stop offensive discharges, and permanently cure by reaching remote air passages. Includes patient testimonial from Mrs. E. A. Bryant and a demand for mail request of 25 cents for a trial kit and booklet.
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E. A. Bryant
Home
DULLNESS REIGNS IN STOCK MARKET
New York March 14 The stock market last week showed waiting for clearer future guidance with little action from professional traders. Activity fell to records of dullness not seen since before last year’s conventions as 7000 shares traded and concerns over tariff revisions kept investors cautious. Judicial rulings and regulatory actions barely moved shares while the labor outlook and wage cuts shape expectations for steel and coal industries amid anticipated mining and rail rate developments.
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New York
Denver
Stock Exchange
Dumesa
The
Washington
Standard of Company of
Indiana
Acarcely
Lacaltel States District Court
Missouri
Atlanta
Gopher
Weather Turning Colder With Brisk Winds Across Regions
Forecasters predict a colder day with moderate to brisk winds from the north and northwest. Clouds will thin as the system weakens, leaving fair but chilly conditions. rain is reported in the south while Boston notes snow and generally higher than average temperatures elsewhere.
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Alll
Boston
Huron
Clinchfield Coal Of Quality Promoted In Fragments
A collage of notes mentions Clinchfield the Coal of Quality as best for every use and a desire for baseball practice to resume as grounds dry. Also notes Mrs Stephen Fr. Johnson’s death in Americus and a report of immigration shifts and gold exports affecting the stock market.
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Clinchfield
Husband Kills Wife's Lover in Hotel Room Tragedy
The article recounts a murder at a Fort Worth hotel where Meyer admitted wrecking his home with Morris. Meyer claims Morris urged him to shoot the wife’s lover in the heart and Morris complied. The motive centers on alleged marital relations and a written confession Meyer was coerced to sign. The narrative mentions Denison men and a tense confrontation in the hotel room.
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Meyer
Morris
Wife
Lexan Maren
Urred Wocka
Pesepall
Vangelie
Stirs Morris
Meyer Wax
Hotel Aus Ineriies
Seyer
Viever
Ana
Denison
Lexan
Interstate Co Buys Machinery and Expands Plant
Interstate Printing Company chartered in Georgia to purchase $19 826 in machinery and move into the former Btock Candy factory at Alabama and South Pryor streets. The sale shows $1500 unpaid, with Robert L Campbell serving as manager since January and a board including F W Clarke, Rolfe Hunt, Edward Young Clarke, Homer L Hunt, and J T Willis transitioning to edit The Thomaston Times.
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Inerstate Proting Company
Btock
Alabama
South Pryor
Georgia
Robert L Campbell
F W Clarke
Rolfe Hunt
Edward Young Clarke
Homer L. Hunt
Robert le Campbell
J T Willis
Thomaston Times
Times Printing Company
Bacon's Attitude as to Water Power
Georgia Senator Bacon urges government aid only for water navigation and rejects government ownership of water power. He argues private capital should develop power and riparian owners retain water use without tribute. Debate centers on dam projects and the Sault Ste. Marie river water rights in the river and harbor survey bill.
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Georgia
Govent
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
South
Wea
Bacon
Georgia Bankhead
Alabama
Smith
Michigan
Frye
Maine
Coosa
Senate
Atlantic and Great Western Canal
United States
Sault Stewart
Thevernment
Cosmopolitan trio in Atlanta dress like Adam in back to nature creed
Three men named Henri Markt James King and Robert Brown described as travelers from Poland Atlanta and Germany arrive in the city seeking to preach a religion they call Adamism. They wear long hair and beards and simple tunics claiming garments are merely roots of the thing while police interference halts public preaching and street peddling. Their followers fund travel with occasional contributions as they roam from place to place spreading their doctrine of the first order of things.
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Atlanta
Henri Markt
Poland
James King
Robert Brown
Germany
Adam
Maddox
Marks
King
Brown
Crushers Committees Meet in Atlanta March 22
Secretary Fielding Wallace of the Cotton Feed Crushers Association of Georgia calls the executive and ruled committees to meet in Atlanta on Monday March 22 to discuss Interstate association rules and propose changes. He urges written input from those with inspections, due by March 20, in Augusta. President W O McKenzie to set Georgia executive committee date and location for the state agreement meeting.
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Fielding Wallace
Cotton Feed Crushers Association of Georgia
Atlanta
Interstate Association
Wallace
Augusta
Wo H McKenzie
The
Georgia Enseciation
Georgia Executive Committee
Roosevelt View on Water Power Rights Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Bacon challenged President Roosevelt’s stance on government developed water power. He cited a message to Congress asserting federal rights to sell power from government dam projects, while opposing riparian owners’ claims. Bacon noted he supports navigability bills but views differ on government power. The Coosa River issue illustrated broader conflict.
Government water rights on private lands and dam impacts
A speaker argued that when the government develops water power on private property a dam is built, Congress will grant riparian owners the right to use water not needed to preserve navigability. The conclusion emphasized the balance between public works and private water use.
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Congress
Ness and Rabon Engaged for April Wedding in Boston
Mr and Mrs John Cicero Ness of Heaton announce the engagement of their daughter Henrietta Eitenboth to Mr William Ivey Rabon of Agustina Flache. The wedding will take place April 18 at the Wirt Baptist church in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cicero Ness
Heaton
Henrietta Eitenboth
William Ivey Rabon
Agustina Flache
Wirt Baptist Church
Boston
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Gregory
Central America
DR. Bell
Wright Brothers
Alexander Graham Bell
Beddeck
Hell
Douglas McCurdy
Beil
Brasa Ur Lake
Bell
McCurdy
Tharon B. Thompson
Enclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta, Ga
R. Johnson
Americus
Americus Ge
Stephen Fr. Johnson
Johnson
C B Haines
Christian Scienos Church
London
Texas
Interstate CO
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Crushers
Roosevelt
Constitution
Castoria
Rignatare Otha
Temcare
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